Is it okay for me to marry my cousin’s daughter? We’re only 4 years apart in age. Is there any chance this could work in our family?

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Apni Law Staff asked 10 months ago

Is it okay for me to marry my cousin’s daughter? We’re only 4 years apart in age. Is there any chance this could work in our family?

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Apni Law Staff answered 10 months ago

Marrying your cousin’s daughter is not prohibited under Indian law. However, it’s crucial to consider the social implications and potential for complications within your family. You should discuss this matter openly and honestly with your family members to ensure everyone understands and accepts your decision.

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